[CLOSED] Force Standard Submit

[softmachine2011]

Hi,

I have a main formpanel with some fields, and inside I have another formpanel with a fileupload field to perform an image upload.
Inner formpanel submit works right with a file upload submit.

But main formpanel submit sends a non standard submit to server too. I tried to disabled fileupload before submit, and force standard submit in main formpanel like a param of submit function

DetailsForm.form.submit({
                    waitMsg: 'Message',
                    waitTitle: 'Title',
                    standardSubmit: true
                });

But it seems that formpanel deduces that have a fileupload an ignore it.

Is there a way to force an standard submit with any property or config?

I'm using Ext.NET 2.1 r4377.

Thanks

[softmachine2011]

Well, seems that I avoid mainPanel use a multipart/form-data submit using this

myFileUpload.isFileUpload = function () { return false; };

This is what I want, is there an elegant way to do it? Or I must use this hack?

[Daniil]

Hi @softmachine2011,

A parent FormPanel submits all its fields cascading down the hierarchy. So, its hasUpload method returns true if a form contains a FileUploadField at any level in depth. So, a parent FormPanel makes an upload request. It might be an omission in the design to nest FormPanels. Though, if you really need it, you hack looks fine.

Please note that "standardSumit: true" makes a standard HTML form submit instead of a XHR (AJAX) request.
http://docs.sencha.com/extjs/4.2.1/#...standardSubmit

And that config works regardless a FileUploadField.

This script

App.FormPanel.form.submit({ standardSubmit: true });

makes a standard HTML form submission of this FormPanel

<ext:FormPanel ID="FormPanel1" runat="server" Url="submitUrl">
    <Items>
        <ext:FormPanel runat="server">
            <Items>
                <ext:FileUploadField runat="server" />
            </Items>
        </ext:FormPanel>
    </Items>
</ext:FormPanel>

So, I think it works as expected.

Probably, under a "standard submit" you mean an XHR (AJAX) submission, don't you? If so, as I said before it can't make such a request if a FormPanel contains a FileUploadField. Again, your hack looks fine.

[softmachine2011]

Yes, as you say, I mean an XHR (AJAX) request but with all rubbish that adds fileupload submit.
When I say standard I expect a normal XHR AJAX submit.

Thanks for clarify about my hack. You can close thread.